Definitions
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- n. One who smites.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. One who smites.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who or that which smites or strikes.
- n. A sword; simitar.
Etymologies
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Examples
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In warm weather the butter adheres to the hands of the "smiter," who puffs and blows over it as if it were very hard work.
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The smiter and the destroyer among nations! the builder and the law-giver!
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With all the gusto of a hunter clubbing baby seals, Mr. Bryce goes after one cherished green belief after another, but he is an equal-opportunity smiter.
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This week I am the only smiter in my hormone hostage house.
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That is when thetrue NeoCon Joe, smiter of brown people the world over, Senator from Tel Aviv, believer in common with fundamentalist worldviews emerged to take his place in the pantheon of murderous liars.
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“Write letters to all my Governors and Nabobs, and bid them leave not a smiter with the sword nor a lunger with the lance nor a bender of the bow, but bring them all to me in one body.”
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Caliph bade them bring the smiter of the ball before him and said,
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And this isn't the Old Testament God, the smiter of Philistines.
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To turn the other cheek instantly to the smiter can hardly be suitable in these days, when the hands of so many are raised to strike.
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“Thank the gods for your weight then, Anvil-smiter,”
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